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Fireé-Life-dutomobile Sickness-Accident

"Al. Gallant, Bloomfield C. R. Stavert, Summerside James Kiggins, Georgetown

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N. C. Richard, Tiignish

A. W. Matheson, Ch’town

T. A. Keenan, Murray River A. L. Adams, Cardigan James Atkins, Mt. Stewart

roker for Fire and Automobile

Insurance.

Hughes & Edmonds

Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

ri-us- cuaanorrarowu GUARDIAN

Stock Quotations

Pivotal New York Stocks

(Canadian Press) Htoelil

lietli Steel

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WANTED

Distributors and dealers for Charlottetown and P. E. I. for “MODERN 01L BURNER" for Ranges, Self-Feeders and l-leaters. Write immediately to Modern Oil Burners, 97 Union Street, Saint John. N. B.

Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Notices, 70c per inch; Lhts

or 4o per word. Other rater Minimum Charge for any cents.

harm-u Der mo. three m- aertions for the price of two, strictly payable in advance.

Boarders Wanted

OARDERS accoivnuonarso- zesn

IIOARDER WANTED. 87 t 2720

LADY King Sir

'l'ii'0 BOARDERS COMFDRTABLY accommodated at 157 Prince St.

“Advertising liates-iiziyaiile in Advance

Contra-l Guardian locals, 4e. per word; Western “m;

Announcements and Coming

Events, 2c. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; lu Mernorlam

of Floral and Spiritual Offer.

ings, Cards, etc., In. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. pu- Lnch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch

on applications. , advertisement twenty . flyg ,

l9! 521v»...

FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORT!- Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Pfinifil’? Nov. l-tf.

uitAVENs . r Ls 75c FEE bushel. Also Macintosh Apples.

___F:.__S_._I_t£eves_ Southport. 2588.

FOR. SALE — ONE HUNDRED Barred Rock pullets. 75c each. Frank Ramsey. NelvlLondon. 2686

2758.

FOR. SALE — TWO COWS DUE T0

freshen December lst. Apply

Wanted George Shaw, Brackiey / Point,

=_ . . lv ._____,; _ e722. i'.NTED—- MA F E RE-

‘fgrabh, 2,8,6? oipgfy’ ER‘. cannoann surrantr son

Guardian 269° lining outhouses, etc, 1c per

WANTED - WORK 0N FARM- or fox ranch by man handy at repair work of any kind. Apply "A" Guardian. 2161.

W A N T E D -.. BABY STROLLER. must be in good condition. Reas- onable, Apply _"E.” c-o. Guardian. 2'12’!

sheet. Guardian Oflice

FOB. SALE - AUCTION FORTY- Flve, Bridge aim Whist Score Car-is. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. l-tf.

l‘o Lo:_“__'“

STORE T0 LET - 144 GREAT George Street. Apply 146. 2570.

POTATOES WANTED-I WILL be buying at highest market price Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at North River wharf, table stock potatoes. Apply to Parker A. Home, North River.

2129

“ANTED - JANUARY ist, MOD- crate sized furnished house, cent- rally located, reliable party Write full particulars care Guar ian.

275

c;

l Lost

' . ,____ __ ..___ LOST — PAIR‘ GLASSES. FINDER

_l>1c so leave at Guardian. 2:750.

I.0. T-LIVE IIOG FROM TRUCK on November 7th, between Hunter Riiiv and Emerald. Finder please uolliv A. E. wedlock, Hunter

2754

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Male lllelp‘

WANTED-MEN WIIO TllINK that our economic system can be improved. n so write P. o. Box

_i9_‘i. All letters confidential. 2i |

AUCTION SALE

Wednesday, November 22nd. at 1? pm. As I am retiring from "mil"! I will sell at public auction “'1 "ill Stock and farming imple- ments. 1 horse 5 years old, l mare 5 years old, 1 horse 1% YCBPB Old. 1 wit’ 5 months old. 7 milch cows. 1 ‘"1" 1'1. years old, 2 heifers, 2 calves» 5 stacks marsh hay, binder (‘mm Deere), hay mower, steel m“?- Wlke narrows, springtooth

‘mlws- Bang plow, roller, potato ‘"33"- horse hoe, 2 hay forks, seed- " 11nd hat-row, thresher and clean- er. Fairbanks Scales. double bob sleigh and box, Jaunting sleigh, manure spreader, truck wagon. ‘lilliblc set harness. collars. hames find traces, forks, shovels, pig box. "Pam can, post hole diggers and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms. all sums of $10.00 , - under, cash; over that amount ~ dit until lst day of November. i934. on. approved joint notes.

6'1» disco u. for cash.

If day is stormy, first rm, day

following. . ROBERT A. STAVIIRT. IIUGII I‘. MORRIUON. Auctioneer.

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T0 LET-FRONT ROOM. GROUND floor, furnished or unfurnished. 156 Cumberland Street. $267}.

T0 LET - SMALL HEATE apartment. Apply 230 Richmond Street. 27st

T0 LET-HEATED FRONT ROOM on ground floor, garage in con- nectlon- Apply 170 Sydney. 2770

Miscellaneous

bllt/IYEU UN M! lit iVUb since July, two steers, one heifer; l year and half old. If not claimed before December 1st, some will be sold after that date to clear expenses. Alexander Mclnnis, Lorne Valley, P. E. I. 2765.

Mancini-z sail:

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Scientists Interests Center 0n Lake Winnipeg Rock

(Canadian Press) WINNIPEG, Nov 15—Cenl.re of a storm of scientific op‘nion a dur- able age old weather-beaten rock, standing high on the shore-line of Lake Winnipeg today he'd the at.- tention of iirchaologists of a con tinent.

On its face ivere concentric cir- cles filled with strange characters l-hat roughly resemb‘ed pr’mitive 1l@1081i'Dll'cs- And it is on these markings that opnlon has divided.

A certain group hold to the be- lief the markings defnlt ly prove vikivs exriorarrn of Canada as early as 1362. Others contend that nature has played sci*nce a scurvey‘ trick. y.

The stone. n huge boiiider meas- liriiifl f-ve leek in lcngth, thr:e feet in wldtli and standng three feel, high was found on the farm o1 Steve Sygnatovitch, in the I-Iusav- ick district 45 mies northwest of Wiliirpeg,

He communicated his discovery to Arthur H. Ailnrdyce, a student 01' fvffihflflfilfig)’. ivno imm dlately ccinmunicated with authorities on indlan and runic writings. A5 soon as weather conditions permit these authorities will visit the rcck. And nut-ll then a sc‘entific world must wait.

A section of scientific thought which holds to the belief the markings may be acient runic, the written language of the Vikings, believe they record Norse explora- ticn across Canada to Hudson Bay‘ in 1362, more than 100 years before Coumbus disooveied America.

As yet no one has officially dc- ciphcred the markings __on the ston:, Dr. R. Johnson, considered one cf America's lead ng authorit- ies on runic writing, told the Can- adian Press tcday. I-le had been shown a pmcllled copy of the markings on the bouldes, he said but would not express an opinion until he actually saw the stone.

IIYPNOTISM l5 USED TO RE- DUCE WEIGHT AND STOI‘ SMOKING

OXFORD. 0-, Nov 15—And now science is using hypnoiisnl-in the laboratory at least-do aid in re- gulating the diet so that s. girl may have a figure sliin enough toi be fashionable. i

rofessor E. E. Patten and S. A- Switzer, Minmi Univezsty psycho- logists. expcrimentirg on reaching the unguarded zcc ssesofthe hum- an mind during hypnosis. are hell)- ing their lnbornlozy subjects not

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front. u| the Luiv Courts Utiiliiiug i.i ('Ilill'l0ili‘ltIl\‘Ii_ uil lliut ir:ie'._ pleu- tr puree] of iuiul situate lying uuil lu- lug ou '1‘ uvnslilp Number 525 ill i\'ii:i,i.i vouunr, iillllliiiVli iii-d lil‘Rl'l'llii'|| u" lull s, lliul is lo any: Iitilllltilill on! lhi- north Ivy the .\itll'\'.ll lira-id; 'ill flu-E oust bv the western liuiiiiiliii": iilli‘ of luml now ui- formerly in possession u! Alien itliiliil-soii; on the rinillh by liio rear lim- ul’ farms fronting on tlu- Luruo Valley liaud; on Lhu wort li_r u lliu- ruuuiiiir from lill‘ .\lure|l ll-uid in the mild rvur line pnieilli-l to llu- Fllill western liuiiiiiliiry line oi‘ ,\ill‘|l l<‘inlu_\':~ti|is iuuil ui. a auffielt-ul liiti inure weal. llu-rt-fruui to l‘llli)l'llf‘i‘ nu ulen In liil.‘ laiul herclu deserllud of 55 urn-n.

Alan iill tliut other lriivt, pit-er nlul pnreel of loud ulluulr lyhug uuil lu-lug on ‘Township Nuuilwr fr.’ aforesaid hounded nlul tleserilii-il uu follows ihnt ls lo any: Fomiiu-ni-lug on the nnrllr side o! the Rloroll lloml u! the south- western coznei- of lulul mild to Julio S.'(‘rune_ tl|e|iei~ north nt right uni:- on lo suid Alon-ii liond until it meets ‘enkos ltuuii. tlu-nee west along Poult- i-s lloud lhlrieen (‘ililillll llliti nevi-nil five liulis, tlu-lice nt r gilt angles smith to iloreil llond iluil livelier emit along imld hiori-ll lluud thli-ii-eu chuius uuil i4t‘\‘l‘lli_\' fi\'i'.]|IlhR to the

lire ui‘ emuuienri-Iiiolil eoiiiiilllini: nevi-lily five of land u Illlie inure or loam,

Tho shore nule ls made under the powers of snli- coulnliu-il nn iii- deuluro of uurilniuc iluled the ‘Jtith filly pt’ November. liiifl_ ninde lin- iweeu James Fisher of lil\'ei~inn_ and lluihlc Itliiiu-x- his wfo of the ulle part. nud 'he uudv-rnigueil of the oili- er part. Ill-fault having lv-eu lniule in payment nl’ principal sud interest of said nioriltvige.

l For fur-titer particulars npjly to day of November

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liclmml and Bentley. iited this llilii

' sous auouan ncooooau. ' Illklllt.

only to remove excess weight, but also ‘to overcome self-conscious- ness and to cut down on their smoking.

Their six years of laboratory, work, based partiy on that of Dr.

Hull at Yale, has dealt chiefly with “post-hypnotic sussesiicn." in out actions

which a subject carries upon waking which ivorc suggested during t-c hypnotic state.

lem- gxnmplf‘, a girl subject want- ed w lose some weight; during a hypnotic trance it WM suggest- ed that she stop eating starchy foods. Later. some fattening foods became extremely dlsiflilemi 9° her and she reganed her slim fig- urc.

An amateur aciir who was suf- fering from siafli‘ --l8hi- MW!‘ N‘ ceiving suggestions under hypnosis finds his acting 's bctter- A boy who ma trouble getting up early m“, ,1,“ at 7 a. m. and several pol-g)"; who ivallt d to smoke 1086 have been lfiped-

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Mrs. Jackson-Yo‘ loll’ "l!!!" Sim... 1 was look sick an’ c'.uldn't do wnghlngi, how would you live?

Mr- Jackson-Ah never thought ob dat. honey. Ahll hustle round

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llcuvgv lit-lug umilo this nick liill rise iu slur-i ling living u ilirtiiirt luilp to etmtiuu , ed good lruiie. Slilpuu-uis this week are. oxpeeieil lu surpass the n-ciiril oi‘ the year tuuehod |\\'<| wet-ks HEW’ (ifillifli nhlpvueuts in i-ziriots ur l of Uiiiurlu r-ggu iii-re (|llt\|t‘ii

to 5t) t-rnis u tiow-il rui. lfu-nh oxtian), 4. ' inidiuuu tfresh i‘

cunts In!‘ A-lriiil-ds. u-idnn- v extras) couliuuvd ni '_'i ill 21M (“m5 u ilom-u, ii>lll0llllllli tsiovuuc flffllil‘ nl, iii tn it)‘; cents uutl t.‘ lain-n" _q(\‘Iy||||]|1) "l m to lillv; vrlllri. Arrivals (m. m» (my luiullod ‘Jtif- eases. M, | q-nq.» built-r wviilillllhll nl a- "l , to '.’i rents u pound, with‘ _ . urs quullug :|:4 l-iiv an ‘.'\i\_-. (lift-rings nuiupnletl li- i- iinXvfl (lutgn-iu rllfl g was firiu nt 9"’, to 1U contra n puuud and Qllflilevn’ also. re inulncd unchanged, selling at iilr to DU; cents. Receipts were i,'."."l ruscs. Potato prices \\‘0l‘\' i‘; to 70 vents fun Quelit-es in S0 pound iillfl!‘ l!» vents for New llrunrivii-k green nmuuinlns in niniilur quantities llllli {i0 cents for I'rlum~ Edward iriiilllll green inuun- [fllng in U0 pound lungs. ‘

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(Canadian Prom-I .\Il7.\"l‘lil'l.\li. Nor l5 differing? on the two Rloulrrni iiiiiiiim“ torluy lntnlleil 'i-. i"‘_"‘ composed of 5f) cattle :ti valves, loll hogs and ii lnmini.

There were no early sales made oil cattle nurl rulvcli. liogii were Bloody. lineups and blit-

ohcrs brought $li."'-. Selects ilrelv ll por- hog preiulp Ilenvies were S.‘ 75 and extra heiivfes $12.. Hunts we!" $6.25.

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‘Vilnius (‘nil ‘Freudweil M," While lla iliir ltd: Mnv \'.i1'°'“l " “SW5, - tliti‘ a n ‘ ‘ \\ right II \\;l_\'.‘ii(iu Silver . .. ... .. . 41% ‘fulal sales 172,000. . CNLISTEI) Aldi-rinuc iii_ .\i.'v)lllfl iii Hgonqulu ‘A . . no 3% ’ 1% lint-icy lllililliil; Zl'flli'\ ll v-uv 1v i‘. I‘ \\' Ill l’ \\' l1. ililiiir l. Ides liii I» 1i t' \\’ .\'o ~l l‘ \\‘ .'i If a \\' (l3: Nn ll t‘ \\' 3L’; 'l‘ ' 7/8 ii vpmu lien F7 t'hlll'i‘Iliii l‘ PRODU ~ v-iliult .. sineliers . s- (Unnudinn Prev.) AIUNTRHAI. Nov is-No price iahloratlri changes wen.- rccurdnii ou the Bloiii- Hoodflsh real iluiry uud produce market today. lluine Oil .. sales or‘ opp»: for export ure

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us follows:- Argnnlill" [wild lutlll. Australia puiuul 42in‘! .\uslvlu sehilllug lliiS liulgium iuilgn ‘L97. lluizil inilrt-‘s blziiyll. liulgurin ev 0. i. __ vlilnn llung Kong dollars d705- lu-nuinrk krone (i437. (‘Zflvlltllllulflitifl vrown .0l81. l-‘lnlund fliimnrk 024i. l-‘runee franc Jitiifi ilerinuuy ir-‘cliainnrlr .3940 Great lirlhilu pound 5-3133 ilrcoce ilrachinn

_ i_lollnu|l florln .6040.

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liionthly ‘Meeting Children ’s Aid Society

There was s. small attendance at the aiuiual meeting of the Child- ren's Aid Society of Prince County, holdin the Red Cross Rooms in the Town Hall, Summerside, on Tuesday, Dr. McPhee presiding.

After the reading of the minutes of the last annual meeting. Mr. V. J. Harrington submitted his yea:- ly report.

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To the President and Board of Management of the Children's Aid ‘Society of Prince County:

1 As we are clcxslng another your‘, 20f the Society's activities ill the

linterests of neglected and depend-l ant children I may say the year‘ has been a busy one, as there are

many matters that naturally come

which

the Society looks after both m the

town and country.

My records show that clothing and footwear was supplied to forly children in Summerside and seven cases in the country were provided for. I made five investigations of cases reported from country dis- tricts occasioned by reports received by the Society from outside sources.

I made 6'1 calls on homes where it was reported the children were absent from school. In most cases the children were out of class on»,

persisted in not attending school. 1 paid as visits to Summerside l-ligh School during the year.

Iii the Juvenile Court we had six cases involving some [l5 boys ac- cused of pilfering, destroying property and one for vagrancy. Two boys were sentenced, placed in St. Patrick's Home, Halifax; and one young girl was placed in the Home of the Good Shepherd! at St. John, N. B. Several children‘ were placed in the Provincial Or-, phanages and one boy in a counlryi

, home.

The Sewing Circle oi the C-Vi'.L.,| was of very great assistance in‘ providing clothing for needy child- i'(‘l"l.

I may add from my personal ob- servation regarding distress, that it is more in evidence at the be- ginning of the present wiinter than, in any previous yieur. and more aid will be required to relieve the situ- ation. i

Signed, v. J. i-ianuisxrrox,‘ Truant Officer and agent for {he Children's Aid Society. ,

President's Report

The president, Dr. J. A. MCPiiEI‘. in his annual report stated that the Society during lhc past year had carried on its work as usual, quietly and effectively and that there was nothing unusual to re- port. -

I-Ie stated that more interest should be taken by the citizens in general in the work of the Society which is carrying on a. very neces- sary work and is chiefly concerned with the care. and protection

ing to lack of clothing and foot-, wear, some through illness. and‘ some from want of books. whose; parents were too poor to purchase‘ them I reported the last. named cases to the Board oi Trustees and they supplied the necessary books. I have had a fairly busy time with three families lvlluse clrldi-rn ‘l

Amherst Hen Maritime Champion l

(Canndan Press) l AMHERST, N- S.. Nov i5—A barred rook hen on iii“ farm of Mr. E. N. Smith, plOllildtlli. pJili~ try breeder, was hailed tonight asi champion of the Marufmc Prov- inces with a record of J27 eggs in‘, 865 days-

'I'he hen was not cuterrd in con- tests conducted by lhc Dominion Experimental Farm at Nappan,._ near here, but Mr. W. W. Baird the superintendent, said the record

Previous Maritime locked up a: the Experimental calithem.

far behind the \\'Cii‘ld mark of 357 eggs in 365 days, established in

"Robinson Cruste" was llil‘(i‘.i_l‘_)y the first serial story ever puiirsh- ed.

It takes more forc~ to start a, thing than it does to kccp ii. goingi

Men, because of ilie power oi speech, have the advantage over the brute; but beds ts arc preferable to men whose language ‘s indecent.

liuugtiry pong-i . Inilln rupee noun.

Italy lire ‘ Jnpnu yen Jugoslnvin d u New Zenlund N

from the knowledge that thee: blemishes make thorn disgusting t4 those with whom the come in con- laet. They worry, ay altar day, wondering hnw the can gettheu skill cleared up. e way is to use Burdock Blood Bitters; a remedy that drives out tho impurities Iron the blood, and when ti!!! ll done tlu complexion is left without the ligr of a pimple.